Arianna Huffington

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Birthday:

15 July 1950, Athens, Greece

Birth Name:

Ariadne Anna Stassinopoulos

Height:

178 cm

Arianna Huffington was born on July 15, 1950 in Athens, Greece as Ariadne Anna Stassinopoulos. She is an actress and writer, known for Saturday Night at the Mill (1976), Bhutto (2010) and To the Contrary (1992). She was previously married to Michael Huffington.

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